The Warriors Center for Women has announced the upcoming opening of a new recovery campus in New Albany, Mississippi. The facility will feature 40 beds and offer services including trauma-informed counseling, safe housing, life skills development, and spiritual growth, according to a statement from the organization.
Remodeling efforts are underway, and the organization is engaging with local leaders, churches, and community partners to establish roots in the city. The center aims to serve women seeking a fresh start and long-term stability, the organization said.
Founded more than 25 years ago, the Warriors Center has helped thousands of men and women in the Mid-South overcome addiction and rebuild their lives through faith and structured programs. The new location in New Albany will extend these services to women in the region, officials said.
Community outreach efforts are ongoing, with the organization participating in the Operation New Albany campaign to raise awareness and foster support. The Warriors Center emphasizes the importance of community involvement in its mission of restoration and hope.
Further updates on the project, including remodel progress and ways to get involved, will be shared through the organization’s online channels. The organization invites donations, volunteers, and partners to help make a positive impact in Mississippi.
